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The Weekly Bank Statement.

BosToN, MASS, May 29.-The fol-
lowing table, compiled from special
dispatches to the Post from the man.
ayers of the leading clearing houses in
the United States, gives the gross ex-
changes for the week ending May 2S,
1887, ogether with tha ates per cent.
Of increase or decrease, as compared
with the gross exchanges for the cor
responding week in 1886:
New York, 1907, 844, 1874; iDc.,24.
Boston, S86, 1893 1881; inc, l79.
Philadelphia, $57 ,6i3 39l inc, 49.6.
Chicago, t65, 135 900; inc, LA.
81. Louis, $l74,6 795; inc, ll,5.
San Francisco, fl5, 339, 1872; inc, 28b.
Baltimore, $l2, 4l2 $50; inc, 1879.
Cincinnati, $l0,572, 200; inc. 2O8.
Prttsburg, $40, $50, 100; inc, 74.4.
Kansas City, $5,l5l ,S7l inc, 500
New Orleans, 10 ASS, 578; dec, ia.
Louisville, $i,944,49l inc 406.
Providence, $i,226, 800; dec, 1913.
~. Paul, 1850, $40; inc, 497.
Detroit, $3,272,76S; inc, ga.
Milwaukee, 81, $4,000; inc, 2j,9.
Omaha, $3,255, 8bl inc, 903.
"Duluth, S2,026, 48B
Cleveland, W ,9l7, 9S4; inc, 4S8.
Minneapolis, 1874, 1875; inc, 3O.7.
Denver, 82,l9l ,023; inc, 1872.
Columbus, $2,047, 37l inc, 200.
indianapolis, 81, 24S,6l7; inc, 1873.
Memphis, 81, 1928, 692; dec, Ill.
ST. Joseph, 81 23l 1881; inc, 1894.
Hartford, 81 ,458, 276; inc, Sc.
New Haven, 81, lb9, 49i; inc, SO.
Peoria, 81, l50,s6l; inc, 1913.
Por land, 1871 ,9il inc, 85.
Springfield, S843, 5S4; inc., 1873
Worcester, 1907, 637; inc, 10.
Galveston, 1868, 1884; inc, 20S
Wichita, sSi7 GA; inc, 1872.
Lowell, $55S .2B2; ioC,, 20 8,
Syracuse, 1898 III; inc, 80.
Norfolk, $l74, 254; dec, ll.9.
Grand Rapids, t4Sl 900; inc., 229.
Tuta', 1887, 1918 -; inc. 9,5.
Outside OF New York, 1929, 2S3.3l4;
me-, 26.5.
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Persons who stay in doors all the
time and lean over counter or desk
sooner or later discover that .heir
lungs are giving out. Editors are often
thus sffl icted. Erastus r. Sutherland,
editor Of the Eastern Stas Journal,
White PLANE, N. Y, writes: II have
used ALLoocK's Porous PLAsTRRs 10
my family since 1868. In that year |
had an attack of pneumonia from
which l was not expected to recover.
Ny lungs we're left in q very weak
state. l commenced using ALLCoCK' 9
Porous PLABTHRs, wearing them con-
stantly three months, two on the
breast and two on the back. The re.
suit was surprisiug, at least to me.
The pains In my lungs had left me,
and l felt like "a giant refreshed with
nav WinaO
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,THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
THE scAUsE OF sAVASNAH's Dis
BANDMENT
Lack OF support aud Too Great a
Strain ON the BOOde OF
Directors.

This disbandment an.t Withdrawal, of
the Savannah Baseball Club from the
Southern League, an account Of which
appeared in yesterdays APPEAL, was
the all absorbing topic amonl the low
ers OF the sport yesterday. The dis
banding OF the club was not In the ma
tuie OF a surprise, however. Soon after
the demise OF the Mobile aggregation
II was limited that Savanu ali would fol.
low, but II was thought that the club
would hold out until the latter part of
June. 1t seems, however, that the di-
Iectors became very tired of going
down into their pockets Ill a handing
out their shekels, and they came to the
conclusion that the best thing to do
would be to fol felt their guarantees and
quit the bu.inees, which they have
done.
The withdrawal OF Savannah now
leaves but five clubs in the league.
President Morrow will no doubt call q
meeting Of ,he league, and in all prob
ability Atlanta will apply for admis-
sion, and II they come up with the
requisite amount OF money they will
be allowed to enter the fold. Even il
Atlanta does not come in, the league
will continue just the same. 1t will
not die.
The following special from Savannah
puts the finishing touches:
Savannah has disbandsd. Lack Ct
support was the cause. An appeal
vas made to the citizens, but they re-
fused to aid the directors. All avail
able funds having become exhausted,
nothing was left to do but disband.
The Memphis club is still here and
will play an exhibition game tomorrow
for the benefit Of the Savannah play
ers. Duymeyer has signed with
Charleston and left for there today.
Other p ayers are still in tbs city.
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The Babies CFy fer IL.

And the old folks laugh when they
find that the pleasant California LIQUID
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs, IL more
asily taken and more beneficial in lbs
seton than bitter, pAusssting medi.
cines. II 10 . most valuable family
remedy to act on the bowels, to cleanse
the system, and to dispel colds, head
aches and levers. Manufactured only
by the Califo rnia Fig Syrup Co., San
Francisco, California. For sale by H.
j. Hester and all leading druggists,
Van Vleet & Co., g. w. Jones < Go ,
VIM. Wilkerson & Co. and s. Mans,
field q Co., Wholesale agents at Mem
phis. 'frH
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Wolf River Ferry.

Complaint is made that the ap.
proaches to Wolf river ferry are 10
such condition as 10 render travel dam
gelous. Attention Of authorities 10
cali, d to the fac, and II is to be hoped
that the n'Ces airy repairs will DO i'm.
mpdiat. " made
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Brou'S Injection.

Hygisnic, Infallible aud Preservatlve
DURES promptly, without additions
charges OF the Urinary organs, j., Ferra
(suoct ssOr to Broul, PhatmaQiep, Paris Sold
b. Druggists throaghopt the United States,
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Ac\SoN>c. Blood Elixir is the
$500 . only Blood lRemedy
anaranteed. II is a positive cure for
Ulcers, Eruptions, or Syphilitic Pois-
oning. IL purites the whole system,
ana oanishes all Rheumatic and Neu-
ralgle pains, We guarantee it
A. RENKERT asa fFRENT2 4 90
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DAndrun

Is REMOVED BY THE USE OF COCAINE.
And it stimulates and promotes the
growth Of the hair.
Burnet.'s Flayoring extracts.are the
best.
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4 N0TTAGE-Until October l, 1887, new. six
~ room furnished cottage, conveniently
located; low to good tenant; useless to apply
without references. Address N this office.
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FURNISHED ROOMS - En- suite; very
II choice southern exposure; within four
blocks Of Court square reference required.
CONAWAY'S AGENCY, 1856 Nam st.
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For RENT.

L0USE-Two.st story house on New Raleigh
IL road, n. ar Brick Church; has 8 acres of
ground, grove, etc. Terme, eS per month,
A. Wheatley.
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HANDSOME Brick Residences; all con-
IL veniences; immediate poss ession. APP
ply on premises, 26S Vance street.
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Until the LIST Of September a com torta BILE
~ house of eight rooms, No. 40 Mar, hail
avenue. Ref rences required.
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{ l0TTAGE-7 rooms, first class order; l4O
~ Calhoun ct. Apply at Chambers House.
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LOST.

CANE BRACELET-The finder will bc re-
~ warded by returning to
MAMIE GENISLER, No. $50 Main St,
"ATCH-Saturday afternoon, a lady's
wv nickel watch with silver chatelain.
Liberal reward. 1H ADAMS ST.
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GOOOO WILL BUY Very Choice Lot,
- AOOO 5Oxl60, Lauderdale Street.

0O1OO WILL BOY Cottage, 4 Rooms,
tDAlOO Lauderdale ct, near Vance
Lot, 33xl20. Terms-Part cash, balance
monthly paym OF S25 each.
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WANTED.

" ANTED-A man to take an office and
w represent n manufacturer; $50 Per
week; small capital required. Address, W tn
stamp, MANUFACTURER, Box 70, West
Acton, Mass
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color has any peculiar recognition.
In all other countries, race, and
blood, and family, and caste draw
their distinctions and raise men up
and pull men down by the forces OF
government. In other countries
Kings and mobiles, lords and aristocrats
are known and recognised by law.
But In this country, as redeemed, re-
generated and disenthralled by the
genius OF universal emancp alion !"
made possible by the vaor Of the
Union soldiers, all its citizens are
equal under the constitution and the
laws.
And, in conclusion, permit me to
say that the views which ! have
sought to present OF the Constitution
and the Government OF the United
States, for which our dead comrades
fought and fell, may be denounced by
the friends OF State sovereignty 40 fed
eralism and Capitalization.
Be 1t 80! have spoken for myself,
and cannot keep Others from speak
ing for themselves. / have little care
as to what the Estates rights" school
may say, IS their folly and mistakes
cause the people to mourn contin-
ually.
But / believe the United States ia q
nation, and want to see it's power
recognized and asserted when nects.
ssry until every citizen Of whatever
State or locality, finds full protection
in the enjoyment OF every right guar
anteed by the Constitution.
want to see the same power COM
handing respect and obedience at
home that 1t does abroad. The Dag OF
the United States will protect the
hu1 blest citizen Ia this presence, or
to be elsewhere found, wherever he
may chance to travel in foreign lands.
An insult 10 an American citizen on
foreign soil would cauee a million Of
swords to leap from their scabosrd,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-09
bonanza

Tba. Sioux City journal came out on
the inst. printed on a new Hoe
~perfesting press, with a capacity Of
10000 eiyht-page papers per hour
from new type and materially improv-
ed in various other ways. The JoM,wal
is II Of the newsiest and most ably
editednewspapers, and richly deserves
the prospeHityit is nov enjoying. In
taking a retrospective view of its career
the Journal says: 1.-The Journal came
under its present management as a
weekly paper. struggling in a small
way for existence. The paper was
printed OH a Washington hand press
from type worn and old; the employees
Of the Office numbered one mar and
two girls. and the city of its home was
q scattered frontier town of 5000
people, upon a liberal estimate of the
times. The paper this morning is
printed on a Hoe perfecting press, from
superior new type, just received from
the foundry; the employees of the office
number a round one hundred, and the
city Of its home is a city Of 10000
people,"
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-09
cusTEsror THE FRONT.

1t is becoming plainly evident that
the matchmaking scheme instituted
anas 50 Observation-Disclosures mp has, in +.
stead Of injuring the southern Hills,
gave it an impetus that bids fair to ri.
val all previous history, and it is ever
thus, truth crushed to earth," &c
We note from the Chronicle of the Sd
inst. that alread, the ponderous ma.
chinery is upon the site of the proposed
plant and that everything is bustling
with preparation. That success will
attend the operation of this commen,
dable enterprise, everybody feels cor
fident. lin mountain with its mex.
haustable lodges of ore and the nam,
moth reduction works, will inaugurats
such a system of activity that it vii
make the Southern Hills the focus Of
a mammoth commercial industry. Al
success to the enterprise say we.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-09
DELINQUENT TAX SALE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all the
lands and lots in Fall River County. Oak
on which taxes for the year 1855 and
1886, remain unpaid, will be sold for
such taxes. interest, penalty and the
the cost and expenses Of this sale
and notice as pursuant to law.
Said sale will be made in the County
Treasurers Office, in the town of Hot
Springs. County OF Fall River. OAK !,
commencing on Monday. Oct. 3, 1882,
between the hours Of Va. M. and 4 y.
m, continuing with adjournment from
day to day. until all the lands aud lots
upon which said taxes shall remain ".
paid are offered for sale as required by
law.
The followiugis a list of lands and
lots in said County upon which taxes
for said years remain unpaid and which
suSV Iao nHnrn1 E<,,. ,nla 4. ...A
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-09
mathematics

It is evident that the rabid element
Of the democratic party has got its
back up, simply because the g. A. r.
won't crawl under Cleveland's profile
wherever they may turn. and ii is evi-
dent that at each reunion from this
time on the g. A. R. will be the butt
Of senseless abuse from all the pudden-
headed democratic wind-pushers in the
country. 1t is certainly an unmistak-
able evidence thai certain abid self
assumed democratic head flights are
trying to involve the G. A. r. into a
political fight, and cause a division of
their ranks or disrupt the organization.
u is either rule or ruin with them now
as it was in 81, but they will find that
abuse andUloode0bea% upolA--
ganization indiscriminately will fail
to draw the affection desired. The G.
A. r. is a brotherhood composed Of
democrats and republicans but with a
sentiment that is stronger than the
taffy Of political preference. something
real and tangible brought about by a
bitter and bloody struggle caused by
the same tantalizing element that is
working its Shiny form into promi-
nence to-day. The experience Of the
past quarter Of a century has learned
these soldiers Of the republic, that po-
litical bragadocio will not Iegislate
wholesom laws for the people or for
them, and that the principle feature
in the legislation Of the present admin
~istration is to hunt out all the loyal,
and worthy men and GUST them
from Office and place in their stead,
men Of party preference. regardless
Of principle or honor, and to pass the
balance Of their official time in com-
plimenting the leaders Of the lost cause
BY presenting them with the flags un.
dor which they attempted to destroy
the union. It is not party with the
g. A. R., but a principle in which jus
tice pred0minates regardless Of party
preferences or prejudices, and thai
those who r chosen to legislate ovel
the affairs Of government will perform
their duty without discrimination.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-09

The Rapid Journal have our co,npli-
ments for correcting tho geography of
some of the people and reporters in
Eastern Dakota i'll regard to the loca-
ton Of Hot Springs; it is evident they
are not much interested in this section
Of Dakota, which goes to show the falla-
cy of one governor doing justice to all
parts of such a great territory. 1t
would be a good scheme however to send
a few maps away up there. to show
them how We are located. that when
they desire to come to Hot Springs.
they will not run all over Montana
bunting for tit is enterely a Dakota
bonanza.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-09

The Art Gallery has assumed such
shape and proportions that persons
who have visited the Art Galleries of
of the east say that no such exhibit has
ever been combined within four walls
in America. as will be shown at the
Minneapolis Exposition this Fall. This
gallery consists of art paintings from
the recognized living masters of the
world to-day Italian, French, English.
American and Scandinavian. 1t com.
prises over five hundred works, not one
Of which is by an amateur, all being the
works of masters Of their profession.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-09
N PROOF ID CEs

LAND OFFICE AT DsApwoop, OAK, Aug. %, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
proof will he made before the clerk of court Of
Fall River county, I. ~, ut Hot Springs, D. H.,
on October 10th, lsSS, viz:
THOMAS BELL,
D. s. $3.50 for the 81. ne,a, nwia nell, and nwia
self sec,ion Il, township Z $. range E B.. HIN.
He names the following witnesses 70 rove his
said land. viz: Eugene b. Norton, John Wells.
William U. Germond and Geo. +. Gibson, nil of
Hot Springs. D.T. JoMS Il. W,lrgslpE,
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-09

Fred Carruth. the funny man, has
signed a contract whit Chicago Tri-
bune, says the Sioux Falls Press. The
salary is not made public but IL is
rumored he gets $50 per week. Under
his contract he is not allowed to con.
tribute to any other pubiicat;o on and.
eau write as little or as much as he
chooses. He has since received five
more propositions, two Of them being
by telegraph. y
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-09

Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention 10 make
final pronf in support of his claim and that eaid
Fall River county. D. Il. at Hot Springs, D.. 4. on
September s.6th, 1887, viz:
HENRY X. WESTERMAN,
d. s. 1855 for the nj: neia section 10, cell eel
section ,, sw,a sw'4 section ., township z, $. range
Beast, B. II. NJ.
He names the following witnessed to prove his
land. viz: John Wells. William U. Gerlnond,
and Josepll Petty, all Of Hot Springs, D. T. and
James w. Martin. of Buffalo Gap, d. .:
JONI X. WiiITEs1nE Register.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-09
The B. 4 NJ. Surveyors are getting
IN their work in this locality-on the
sly Of course.

The hanging Of banners across the
street in cities where are held reunions,
seems to. be a preconcertcd plan Of the
democrats to find out how popular
Grover Cleveland is asa 2nd term candi-
date among the G. A. r. men; we hope
the bitterness which it is engeudeYing
will satiate their greed for gall.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-09
take

1t has come to my knowledge tina. a
number of the citizens Of this county
Ignorant of the law. (no oubt) are in
the habit of taking mp stray stock that
may come on or about their premises.
wish to say to al whom it may con-
Germ that this is a '.frce range county,
and the taking up of any stray or
or other branded stock is unlawful,
and parties who commit such all oQense
will be arrested and dealt with accord
ing to law. n. a. GopAap,
Sheriff of Fall River CO.. Oak.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-09
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL

c raE,1To, M s. HF,1 pi hS%Ts' : IN PROBATE Court
In the matter u the estate Of l.. G.. Fuller, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
River, Territory of Dakota, made on the 9th day
of September at the September term, 1887. the
undersigned administrator Of said estate will cell
on the ::ith day Of September, 1857, at !. o'clock p.
M, ut Q. Fergrson's store in Hot Springs, Dak +,
the following described property. to wit: A set
of dentists tools: fuInltuic and supplies: one
billiard table: some mining stock and everything
belonging to the estate Of L. G. Fuller.
Q. FEEausoN. Administrator
Datcd.at Hot Springs, OAK, this, the sth day of
Seutrmhcr. 1887.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
Nndeau Vineyard.

On Friday, July 20, $1,000 per acre was
offered and refused for 80 acres of land stu
ated near Florence, owned by J. Z. Throap
Adjacent to this land and stretching away to
the south and east lies the princely domain
of Nadeau Vineyard, in which stock is being
sold at price equal to only 1867 per acre on
the basis OF all of the s 200, 900 stock being
sold, but there is hardly a probability OF more
than the $4OO, 900 stock now offered being
sold, which would be equal to dividing all
the profit on the entire property among the
owners of $500, 900 stock instead of ST. ,20O,-
900. Were the water rights, Improvements,
stock, implements, and all property aside
from the land, sold under the hammer it
would leave the land costing no more than
$3.50 per acre. With the present outlook, 1t
does not seem unreasonable to anticipate
selling this entire property within year in
town lots and by the acre at an average OF at
least $1,000 per acre. When and where was
such q bargain ever offered as may be had In
the small amount of stock that the Nadenu
Vineyard Land Company still offers for sale
VIM. L. and Geo. L. Warren, Eastern capital
lists, visited the Nadeau Vineyard property
and came back and Immediately bought
SIC, 900 worth of stock for cash, and also ap-
piled for 10 acres of land at $1,000 per acre
as soon as il shall be plated.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
ing to bore in the right place yester-

ing to bore in the right place yester-
day morning.
Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock
the residence OF B. Sanders, 1872
South Hill street, was discovered
to have been entered by burglars,
who had evidently been enjoying
themselves. They had gained en-
trance by the window, the family be-
ing out OF town, and ransacked the
larder and cellar. They enjoyed an
excellent lunch OF beer and sand
wiches, and afterwards leisurely
searched every drawer and other re-
ceptacle in the house. How much
they succeeded in stealing is not
known, as only Mrs. Sanders, who is
away, can tell. A lady who happened
to be in the garden picking flowers
saw the man inside admiring photo
graphs and gave the alarm, but the
man escaped.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
The Police Work.
CONXEYANCES.

Clerk Clark, secretary OF the Police Com
missioners, has compiled u complete record,
showing the work done by the police de-
partment during the past seven months,
with the following results: During the sew
en- months 1887 arrests were made. Out of
these 1887 arrests, 1917 convictions were
had, and P791O in fines were collected and
paid into the proper office, as against
A2278.65 for the same period last year.
These figures were. divided 40 follows: In
january, 1856; February, $I147; March,
$i39S; April, 1867; May, $1523; June,
1922; July $777, Every 0tiense on the cal
endar Ii represented by an arrest and con
victiOn, from murder to careless driving.
been committed in this city, and In each iny
1tanoe the perpetrat0f OF the crime was ar-l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
ROSamond Land and Water Co.
r OCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
i 1 husire Los nr alas Ealiforlia

oCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
IL business, Los Ang eles, California.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of
the Directors. held on the 3Oth day OF July.
1887, an assessment of two cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable Immediately to the
1l8 W. First street, City of Los Angeles.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the LIST day of Sep
tember, 1887, will be delinquent and ad-
less payment is made before, will be sold on
the 1st day OF October, to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with cost of advertising
and expenses of sale. q. II. BEAN,
Secretary Rosamsnd Land and Water, Co.
Office 11S W. First street, City OF Los
Angeles, Cal. ag4 Itaw4wd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-04
BOLD BURGLARS.
1--WE Instances Where tho
Thieves Escaped.

The burglar is becoming very num-
crous, and scarcely day passes with
out one or two victims reporting losses
at the police station. During the fire
yesterday morning the drug store of
@. F. Heinzeman, at 122 North Main
Main street, was entered and the safe
bored into. 1t happened, however,
that the burglar did not judge the po-
sition OF the lock correctly, and the
safe was saved. The money drawer,
however, was not exempt, and was re-
Ii6yed Of about six or seven dollars in
GflSer. The burglars evidently were
accompanied by small boy, for the
window whore entrance was obtained
Mad small. This store was entered
l1pne WY AlQQt i year ago and $6
1'sosy . dssxs5; s,' s:;':